Prime Minister King Campaigns in Neepawa West
Premier King's western rally in Neepawa Manitoba frames Canadian unity as the Liberal path. He argues for a united Liberal party to carry government policies, asserts economical and honest administration, and contrasts himself with Meighen’s tariff policy while urging a fighting majority to fulfill needed reforms.
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Neepawa
Man
King
Dan Smith
Progressive Party
William Ivernech
Marquette
Tludson Bay
Norris
Manitoba
Meighen
Mr. Norris
Senate
Peter Broadfeet
West
United Liberal Party
Mr. King
Messares
Wheat Pool to Build Three Elevators at Specified Towns
The Abert Wheat Pool authorized immediate construction of three new elevators in Calvary. Two on the Laverna extension at Esther and Willenhall, one at Pack eff on the Warden Hauna line. Each will be standard 30,000 bushel houses with leases filed at all three sites.
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Alberta
Calvary
Abert Wheat Pool
Laverna
Esther
Willenhall
Packeff
Warden Hauna
Fither
W. of. McCantbs
Orn Hupress
Udeda
Tielent
Smith
ALLOA
Eberat
Diotrie
di Libera
Juwen
Sapaia Cane
Calais
Max Cleo
Auto Crash Near Montreal Injures Two
Berthe Jacques twenty six of Montreal and George Templeton thirty two of Simcoe Ontario were seriously injured when their automobile crashed into a bridge railing on the King Edward highway about fifteen miles from Montreal last night.
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Montreal
Berthe Jacques
George Templeton
Simcoe
Ont
King Edward Hagitway
Election Returns Bulletin Plans at The News Office
The News will report tonight's election results with prompt country poll returns. Patrons can call The News office at No. 2028 to obtain results if they cannot come downtown. City polls close at seven, with rural precincts for comparison to the 1921 reforms appended.
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Ely
Labor Meeting Recounts Daring Lake Ontario Rescue
Mrs. William Cork age 25 and her two year old Phyllis, adrift in a light canoe with Kathleen Conroy twelve, were rescued after twenty seven hours on Lake Ontario. They wore light dresses with the sweater as only extra clothing while a Toronto life saving crew brought them ashore. The event prompted consideration for Carnegie hero fund recognition and noted heroism by Mrs Cork.
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William Cork
Phyllis
Kathleen Conroy
Lake
Ontario
Toronto
Kathleen
Indian Gets Three Year Sentence For Abducting A Girl
Henry Hill Indian received concurrent three year terms for abducting a white girl under sixteen and for an offensive act. His record includes origins in Alberta and Saskatchewan.
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Stantford
Henry Hill
Origin Rerms
Alberta
Auto Plunges Into River Kills Two Brothers Near Montreal
Montreal Sept 200. Antonio Jacineau 21 and his brother Romeo 28 both employed by the Montreal and Southern Counties Railway of Marieville Que were killed when their automobile plunged through a bridge railing into the Richelieu river about 76 miles from Montreal. The bodies were recovered.
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Montreal
Antonio Jacineau
Romeo
Montreal and Southern Counties Railway
Marieville
Que Wei
Richelieu
Bodie
Body Recovered from Submarine S-51 at New London
The body of John L. Gibson first class engineer from Worthing Ohio was recovered today from the wrecked submarine S-51 at UWS submarine base New London Conn. Divers removed the body after suspending wrecking operations and concentrating efforts to explore the craft.
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Uws
New London
Conn
John L. Gibson
Edu
Worthind
Gibson
Wheat Prices Jump in Erratic Grain Markets
Wheat closed higher with December leading the advance as market activity remained volatile. October and December margins rose while exports and short covering supported gains, aided by firm opening and strong buying in barley and cash coarse grains.
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Winnipes
New York
Manitoba
Winnipeg
uncertain political hearing details in September dispatch
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a provincial government board hearing with references to commissioners, municipal figures, and state powers. It notes debates over legal authority, finance, and jurisdiction, with mentions of British Columbia and a delay or continuation to a later page.
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Criver
Sittins
Nean Brian Wiel
British Columbia
Goa
Mero Tadtiper
Italy
di Wietoa
Bennett At Arena Draws His Usual Audience
The Conservative rally at Communists Neon drew a mixed crowd despite bad weather. Speakers included Wendrick and A A Meciteray while Bennett reviewed province history and attacked Liberal Farmer Governments and Sir McGillivray policies offering a clean fight and pledge to govern honestly and sincerely.
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R. B. Bennett
ARENA
Communiists Neon
Doh d Wendrick
A A. Meciteray
Ke Ee Kk
BL Bennett
A.C
Wendrick
Morocco strengthens position against French attack
In Morocco on September 24 reports say French forces face reinforced defenses as Moroccan troops bolster lines along the western front. Descriptions note food supplies and fortifications improving readiness amid ongoing tensions with France.
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Morocco
Tallewinn
Soviet Purchases Drive Canadian Wheat Uptick
A scrambled report notes Soviet demand for Canadian wheat and rising orders. It mentions large barley and oats quantities and potential shipments to Chita and Vancouver, with unclear details about rates and destinations.
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Maeny
Chita
Fussda
Sherdax
Labor Party Conference Debates Communists Role
Liverpool, Sept 29. At the Parliamentary Labor Party conference the central issue is handling relations with Communists. The gathering, the largest in party history, hears calls to condemn methods of force, oppose Dawes reparations, and confront internal divisions over Communist members and delegates.
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Liverpool
Labor Party
Pritich Labor Movement
Shivpurji Sakhatvala
Conushad
United States
C.J. Crump
Railwaymens Union
Remieiver
Ans
Canadian Pacific Crop Report Sept 24 Promising Yields and Delayed Threshing
The report notes continued threshing delays in prairie provinces due to pass and snow, with Manitoba seeing a light rain that barely interrupted threshing. Overall yields appear strong with abundant second growth, plowing 30 percent done and threshing 75 percent complete, cattle and stock prepared for winter in excellent condition. Weather and crop conditions vary by district, with favorable apple ripening in British Columbia and seedings progressing, while some districts report sprout issues and quality concerns in certain apples and cedars.
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Pass
Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Tiana Tithy
Dseas
Treouten
Dunvezan
British Columbia
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